5/5 R 9 months ago on Google • 503 reviews
This
is
not
a
restaurant.
This
is
a
dinning
experience,
and
it
is
undoubtedly
a
great
one.
You
walk
into
this
incredibly
well
decorated
medieval
tavern
where
every
visual
element
ranging
from
the
lighting
to
the
ornaments
transport
you
back
in
time
to
experience
distant
flavors
of
dishes
of
a
time
long
gone.
The
service
is
amazing.
They
commit
to
the
experience
by
dressing
accordingly
in
medieval
attires,
even
during
hot
summers.
They
are
also
very
polite,
fast,
and
efficient.
They
know
their
menu
well
and
are
ready
to
make
recommendations
in
case
you’d
like
to
know
more
about
dishes
or
what
drinks
to
pair
them
with.
The
food
was
delicious
and
honestly,
quite
unique.
I
had
never
tasted
rabbit
prepared
like
that,
or
pickled
deer.
The
bread
was
a
bit
on
the
hard
side,
but
everything
else
was
delicious.
Most
people
come
here
for
their
famous
fire
sausage,
which
is
also
quite
a
treat.
Served
on
fire
at
your
table,
it
can
also
be
requested
previously
cooked
if
you
wish
to
avoid
possible
fire
hazards.
A
bit
on
the
salty
side,
but
you
can
pair
it
nicely
with
their
mead
to
balance
out
the
flavors.
The
ladies
will
welcome
you
with
a
tapas
cart,
which
is
a
nice
start
before
you
move
on
to
a
bigger
meal.
The
rabbit
or
the
deer
are
great
if
you’re
feeling
adventurous,
otherwise
the
charcuterie
board
or
honey
cheese
are
safe
bets.
Some
themed
restaurants
overlook
the
importance
of
music
and
audio
in
terms
of
what
it
brings
to
the
table,
but
not
here.
It
could
only
be
better
if
they
had
an
actual
bard
playing
live,
but
the
medieval
tracks
they
provide
go
nicely
with
the
experience
and
are
not
too
loud
or
invasive
to
disrupt
or
limit
conversation.
Although
quite
medieval
in
style
going
with
the
theme,
visually,
their
bathrooms
were
very
modern
and
clean.
The
locale
is
housed
in
an
older
building,
so
handicap
access
might
be
difficult
but
not
impossible.
Children
might
appreciate
the
experience
as
well,
and
there
are
chicken
dishes
available
for
them
to
enjoy
but
I
would
consider
this
more
of
a
treat
for
adults
than
for
younger
clients
who
might
not
appreciate
the
theme
or
flavors
as
much.
Vegetarian
options
can
be
arranged
but
the
menu
itself
doesn’t
necessarily
cater
to
them.
If
you
have
dietary
restrictions
let
them
know
so
they
can
accommodate
or
inform
you
what
to
avoid
in
case
of
allergies.
Parking
might
be
a
bit
tricky
in
the
area
but
there
are
some
paid
and
unpaid
options
around,
but
easier
to
get
here
by
foot
or
public
transport.
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